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Have you flown any RC fixed wing before? if not:
Recommendation 1: (I learned this the hard way) Get an RC sim, and get the hang of things on that. That way your initial mistakes are a lot cheaper. Try: - FMS - clearview - phoenix you will need a transmitter (Tx) to hook up to these, or you could get a sim-only Tx bundled FMS for about $25 here: http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...m_Mode_1_.html This one is mode 1, which means throttle on the right stick. Mode 2 has the throttle on the left stick. |
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Dynam Spitfire, Dynam P-51, Electrafly Camel, scratchbuilt foamboard F-15 and full fuse Spad XIII, paper airplanes, rubber bands, anything I can fly.
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